Adam Palmer

Good to know-- I was just going off a forum post I saw somewhere.

SOunds like the new firmware breaks the old hack

I predict the a9 will be selling for $3000 within one year once they have saturated the early adopters market.  Sports photographers willing to switch is just not a big market.

That little flash is the best replacement for a sony XT32

Godox is the way to go.  I used to be a canon shooter for 25 years.  Came over to sony and almost tried every flash made for sony before settling for godox.  Godox makes a ton of cool stuff that ...

According to Tony Northrop's tweets it sounds like the a7rII is still the leader when it comes to high ISO and DR. I tend to pick cameras based off of the highest possible image quality and then ...

Even if you already had the a99II?

For $3300 I probably wouldn't think twice about getting it   Never paid more than that for a camera

All comes down to IQ for me

I hope you are right!

I really want the new EVF too.  Been lusting after that for a while.

a99II af is fine for me but opening up my lens options would be worth the cost to get the new body even though it's not exactly what I want. Who thinks the R and S models are coming and when?

If you return it now how will you take photos until the next camera is released?

also-- hope the hack for recording times that worked on the a7rII will work with the new cameras too.

I think Brian Smith said it's about the same as the a7rII which has always been fine for me.  I've used it in rain 10 times or so with no problems.

I'm a wedding photographer who uses an a99II and a7rII. I don't find myself needing anything faster than the 12fps of the a99II. I'm dying to know if the A9 is going to add better high ISO or DR vs ...

Can't wait until we can see the image quality results (high ISO, DR etc)

a99ii seems to be holding up much better but it's too soon to tell

That was put very persuasively.

You are probably right but if Sigma would make A mount lenses I would be such a happy camper.  Seems like it wouldn't be too hard but then again I really have no idea how much work it is to ...